Triple Shooting Suspect Faces Judge Tuesday

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by Jennifer Tomazic

Story Created: Feb 7, 2012 at 7:50 AM CDT

Story Updated: Feb 7, 2012

MILWAUKEE -- Claims that a Facebook argument lead to a triple shooting are bound to come up in court Tuesday.

Police say 19-year-old Kewaun Clark fired the shots and he has a preliminary hearing to see if he'll stand trial.

The shooting happened near 40th and Lisbon a few weeks ago.

Clark and his girlfriend were allegedly arguing on Facebook with his ex-girlfriend. After that, police say Clark showed up where his ex was and started shooting. She wasn't hit but three other girls were.

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Anonymous said on Wednesday, Feb 8 at 10:44 AM

well this is your third post #3 word for word

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Not Thinker=pretending to be disabled'Me' me said on Wednesday, Feb 8 at 9:08 AM

There should be some kind of Republican aid so people who can't afford the protection of a gun can get one, it's becoming a nessesity for all Wisconsinites to carry a concealed weapon. If you are going to be without one, then (like the Voter ID) you con't participate. I say FREE GUNS FREE GUNS FREE GUNS FREE GUNS FREE GUNS

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Me said on Wednesday, Feb 8 at 2:54 AM

lol to the previous comment. Thats exactly what I was thinking

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Anonymous said on Tuesday, Feb 7 at 11:17 AM

Isn’t progress grand? Can’t read a job application but can read hood ebinomic on facebook to kill his own.

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